> James Clerk Maxwell and his luminiferous aether is as good as theory, if not better, than any modern explanation about what's out there No, it's a disproven

> James Clerk Maxwell and his luminiferous aether is as good as theory, if not better, than any modern explanation about what's out there No, it's a disproven theory that has been superseded by the far more elegant notion of Lorentz symmetry. > The years after, towards the end of the nineteen century, is full of scientists claiming incredible discoveries Cranks are a constant presence. > Imagine you had a grid of antennas and that you could adjust the phase and frequency of each as to get the signals from all of them to be in-phase at a specific point. I look forward to the calculation here!